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A person in an orange-saffron garment with long, swept-back dark hair leans forward and reaches out with an arm to touch a large dark metallic murti. The murti, possibly a deity form, is adorned with a garland of yellow, orange and red flowers on its head and has a bright tilak mark on its forehead. Behind it hangs deep red velvet drapery, and a smaller metal figure stands to the right. The scene appears to be a temple ritual or abhishekam-style worship with the figure in saffron tending the murti.

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A photograph of a standing person in a flowing saffron-orange garment with long dark curly hair, wearing a beaded necklace and an ornate gold armlet, pouring or applying liquid near a tall black stone deity murti with a flower-garlanded crown, raised arms holding a chakra-like emblem and a conch-like object. The figure has an appearance matching the a person description: long swept hair, saffron clothing and ornate adornments, and is performing abhishekam or puja before the murti. The deity wears a crown of yellow and red flowers with a pink blossom at the chest. A dark curtain fills the background.2007-11-09November 09 20072007-11-09November 09 20072007-11-09November 09 20072007-11-09A man with long, swept-back dark hair wears an orange-red garment with a gold-toned ornate necklace and a white-and-red forehead mark. He stands at the left, reaching with his right hand to touch a large black glossy murti of a deity, which has a rounded head with a small orange mark and a tall cylindrical crown-like shape. The setting is a dimly lit temple room with dark red drapes and a colourful patterned cloth hanging at the left edge, consistent with an abhishekam or pranapratishta ritual. A partially visible yellow offering lies at the base of the murti.2009-05-22November 09 20072007-11-09May 22 20092009-05-22June 10 20042004-06-10May 22 20092009-05-22November 09 20072007-11-09November 09 20072007-11-09May 22 20092009-05-22